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How did Francis Crick and Christof Koch's work inform us about the neural correlates of consciousness?
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How did Francis Crick and Christof Koch's work inform us about the neural correlates of consciousness?
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Crick and Koch's theory proposes that consciousness arises within the brain through the coordinated firing of neurons in specific regions.
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